Other than the railroad tracks, and a few dumpy houses on either side of the park itself, the setting is nice, green, big trees and has a pleasant feel - not a lot of trash and junk.

I would think having X-Mas tree farms and pumpkin patches would fall under the same category of Agritourism.

But why be a slave to your thermostate if you don't have to be, an energy efficient home is coming of age and recycling is not the old bottles and can, which by the way is a waste of your time.We need to think very hard about minimizing the killing of our trees, by the way, in order to make a single stick home it takes about 1.5 acres of wooded land, trees.

He trimmed all the trees and shrubs, mowed, edged, weeded the gardens, spread the mulch I'd bought.

I tried to get cherry tree software to make me a fax modem in a day before I even owned a computer so that I could buy one and have the best of both worlds.

Very nice neigborhood with spaceous yards, mature trees, and very low traffic.

Plano is no Evanston, more like a Highland Park Well...true...not as many trees.

The low lying fruit is not where the profits are, you have to "climb the trees".I could be wrong, I was once or twice before.

I emphasize the "intangible" parts of the units - walking distance to charming downtown area, private porch in the back for those quiet evenings with a cup of tea and that special someone, etc.

Hello, I may be out of my tree here, but my mom lived in a devalued house and prolly still does.